RE: Regulatory Requiements for Various Countries

Pryor, ICC in the UK publish approvals manuals for all countries of the world, including radio equipment and legal issues like inter-connect. Their web-site is www.icc-uk.com http://www.icc-uk.com . Regards, Dave Wilson Alidian Networks -Original Message- From: Pryor McGinnis

question about EN61000-4-3

forwarding for samuil.lisin...@sanmina.com Reply Separator Subject: Author: samuil.lisin...@sanmina.com List-Post: emc-pstc@listserv.ieee.org Date: 1/29/01 11:57 AM Hello group, I have a question about EN61000-4-3. Specifically about field

Re: Regulatory Requirements for Various Countries

Hi Pryor, That's quite a list of countries. As I'm sure you are aware, some are EU, EEA, EFTA countries whereby the applicable EU directives would likely apply to all of those. Other countries are actually territories of other countries (i.e., Puerto Rico is a US Territory) whereby the

Bangladesh

Hi does any one know of compliance information relating to 2.4Ghz low power transceiver devices that ultlze DSSS in Bangladesh..any help would be really appreciated. Frank attachment: fharkins.vcf

Product Safety Approvals in Oregon

Ken, I couldn't disagree with you more. As a Professional Engineer in Oregon who previously worked for an NRTL, I can assure you that the current state law does not permit individual PE's to field label equipment - nor has it ever, to my knowledge. Equipment approval activity is limited

RE: Ethernet 100Base-T

Hello Zohar, Try CISPR 24 (or EN 55024 for CE marking) CISPR 24, Table 2 - Immunity, signal ports and telecommunication ports, 1.5 kV Common mode for outdoor cables, 4 kV if primary protection is installed. 10/700 pulse. EN 55024, Table 2 - Immunity, signal ports and telecommunication ports, 1

Regulatory Requiements for Various Countries

I have a client who wishes to ship Class A ITE equipment into various countries. Attached is a list of countries. Does anyone have a listing for the various countries or know of a source for this info? Thanks in advance. Best Regards, Pryor McGinnis c...@prodigy.net www.ctl-lab.com

Safety Listing

Hello group, I have a question about recognition of safety marks. I am considering using Entela to do some safety testing. My concern is how well they are recognized. We currently use MET and UL, somewhat, however I would like to get another option. Any comments would be welcomed. Thanks,

Would you help run the IEEE listserver?

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Re[2]: Leakage current for products certified to EN 60601-1/

forwarding for Dan. Reply Separator Subject:Re: Leakage current for products certified to EN 60601-1/UL Author: Dan Modi dandm...@jps.net List-Post: emc-pstc@listserv.ieee.org Date: 1/28/01 10:05 PM Kurt, I am assuming you are looking for

RE: Safety in Oregon

For Oregon, you can actually have a PE field label your product( in your case for UL's version of 1010---I think it is UL 3101), provided he/she fills out the proper documentation , alot cheaper than an NRTL. Regards, Ken Matsuda -Original Message- From: Pierre SELVA

Plastic Bezel Safety Requirements

Hello again, Thank you to all who have responded to my request for information concerning safety requirements of plastic bezels. Your responses have been ( and continue to be ) most useful ! Thanks also for this forum, where I often turn for insight. Sharon A. Andrus Hello Group, I have

Ethernet 100Base-T

Hi to all, I need some help in finding surge requirements for Outdoor Ethernet 100Base-T line (except from what described in EN 300 386). The Ethernet line connected between inside building and outside. I will appreciate any input regarding this subject. I'm trying to get the IEEE 802.3U. Is

RE: Safety in Oregon

From our experience Oregon is one of the areas in the US where an NRTL mark is virtually mandatory. Also the levels of inspection are very strict. I am sure our American friends on the newsgroup will give you details of some websites Regards Brian Harlowe Thermo V.G. Scientific Tel +44 (0)1342

RE: Leakage current for products certified to EN 60601-1/UL 2601- 1

Hello Andrew, For Class I devices, 500 microamps (300 in the US). Best regards, Dave Osborn Agilent Technologies Secretary, ISO TC 121/SC3 dosb...@agilent.com or d.g.osb...@ieee.org + 1 978 659 3178 fax +1 978 685 5624 -Original Message- From: Andrews, Kurt